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理科专用 理科专用 Female Self-consciousness in Sister Carrie By Zhong Mingyan A thesis presented to the School of Foreign Languages China West Normal University In partial fulfillment for the requirement for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts Under the supervision of Yang Xiaoyong May 2008 Female Self-consciousness in Sister Carrie Outline Thesis statement: This thesis will mainly employ the view of western feminism,especially Virginia Woolf ’s view of womanhood,to analyze Carrie’s process of self-consciousness and its significance. I. Introduction A: Brief introduction to Theodore Dreiser and his Sister Carrie B: The purpose of writing this paper II. A: Female self-consciousness and relevant historical background B: Virginia Woolf ’s thoughts on feminism III. The factors : A. internal forces: B. external forces IV .Analysis on Sister Carrie ’s self-consciousness V .Conclusion Female Self-consciousness in Sister Carrie Zhong Mingyan School of Foreign Languages, CWNU, Nanchong, China, 637002 Abstract:In the American literary history,Sister Carrie has always been a controversial character. She is regarded as a “new woman”as well as a “fallen woman”by different people. From a country girl to a successful movie star,she has a dramatic expericence. The experience is also a journey of her self-consciousness. Actually, Carrie is unwilling to accept her fate controlled by men and bravely strive to find the meaning of her existence. This thesis will mainly employ the view of western feminism,especially Virginia Woolf ’s view of womanhood,to analyze Carrie’s process of self-consciousness and its significance. Keywords: Sister Carrie Self-con